The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-04-01
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DON notels Jam full every night.
Aweek from Sunday will be Easter.
Main street crowded with teams daily.
Foliteness costs little end yields much.
Haye yog zen Robison's Texas suits
The public schools opened again
Monday.
Prof. Foster got left on his March pre-
dlctions.
March came in like lamb and vent
out ditto.
The greatest merit Of sons rsa l.
their wife.
Soft felt hats Az again In style for
gentleman
Talking about chesse factory .t
White Lake.
Gov. Church has appointed April Ssh
as Arbor day
j. A. Smith ha, something TO ~ In
our local columns.
The county commissioners meet q.
Chamberlain next Monday.
Miss. jacobsen has just received .
large stock offspring millinery.
The township board met at the engine
house in regular session Monday.
A new town called Hanson has been
laid out six miles east of Mitchell.
Some never think what they say;
Others neyerssay = hat they think.
Indication point to an active season In
base ball circles in Dakota this year.
A full car load of goods were unloadcd
here Monday for the Kimball grocers.
The school board advertise for bids on
the new school building, in this issue.
Building operations have already be.
gan in Kimball The carpenters are all
busy.
JAS. Dyrnc is KEEP, busy securing the
country for fat cattle to supply his
market.
The Bathgate Sentinel proposes dog
show and atield trial at that place this
summer.
A grand bill the proceeds for the ben.
etit of the simball base bail club, ID
talked Of. Ssss IL
Edward RFcnne arrived from Chicago
Sunday night. Hisne goods are com
ing in dai!y
Our norther. Ohio exchanges report
maple sussr SO plentiful! rs to be a glut
on the market.
Arensdorfs defense in the Haddock
case will bean alibi and an attempt to
fix the crinc on I.eayitt
The Red River Valley League will
be the name of base ball association in
North Dakota for the season of 's7.
A letter was mailed at the Kimball
postofice Tuesday. addressed to .rhe
President oftke United States, Kimball,
Oak"
The boy who spelled physician
f-i-z, z-i-z-i-s-h-u-n must have been trying
to make Josh Billings turn oser In his
grave. y
According to the weather prophets We
are to expect prevailing ssssferly and
north easterly winds for the next three
! months.
= Over $50 dozen eggs were taken in q,
Bardlns on Friday last. Kimban has .
tremendous trade from the surrounding
country. - 81
The Dakota Mutual RELIEF oci.
alton" is the name d new ofganii6tlcn
at Plankinton. It lisa stock insurance
company. ss
Plankinton says:let White Lake have
a north and south road il she wants II
we don't want II. Same here; White
Lake is welcome tolt.
A maiden lady says that IL single life
is bad, it stands to reason that double
life is twice as bad. But ladies rarely
understand mathematics.
The Iowa State Firemen's tournamen,
commences at Sioux City June 2. The
State Sportsmcn's tournament convene,
there later in the same month.
Dr.. Ross starts today, (ThursdAy) with
his herd of Holstein cattle. for Beatrice
Ncb., at which place be has made ar
rangements for selling them.
As soon as sthesjury On the Haddocl
murder case in Sioux City had been com
pleted many present expressed the opin.
ion that the jury would disagree.
| Among thenew advertisements to 40
pear in tosday.s paper is that of ]. II
Green, theswsli known dealer in asricul
tural implements. wagons and carriages
Three of the Sioux Falls papers ID,
Leader. Argue and .MaR will consoiidat.
into one paper TO be called the Arsu,
Leader A aa5. 900 stock company viii
be formed.
/ Cheap as salt is the saying in Mic hi
gan now, where salt is selling cbeape
than some dirt Her salt now sells q
the works at 81 cents barrel, the low
est since 1865.
DR.. Ross sold q three -months-old Hol
stein calf to a Red Lake farmer ON Fri
day last for s75 cash. A few. days pre-
vious he sold a calf twelve days old o
the same breed for $40.
The legislature enacted law iDcrcss
ing the minimum county liquor licensl
from 1900 to $50 and fixing the maxi
mum rate at $1,000 The county liccns
lin Brnlc county is now 5000.
), A new postmaster has been appoints
at Brookings in place of Geo. Hopr
proprietor of The Pross. AS owner of s
coed paper IS the Press, Mr.: Hop
ought not to feel the loss very much.
4 j. W. orcu,t has bought 100 steer
from different parties and will tax
them down to-.he river to be herded til
fall, al which time he will ship them I
Chicago. lie had 20 of them corralcd
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